Turn to Us for Probate, Trust, and Estate Planning Services

Total Trust Plansm, Living trusts and estate planning.
If you are looking for reliable trust and estate litigation lawyers, turn to us at The Law Offices of John E. Trommald in Seal Beach, CA. We are experienced in estate planning, trust, and probate law.

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Turn to Us for Probate, Trust, and Estate Planning Services

Total Trust Plansm, Living trusts and estate planning.
If you are looking for reliable trust and estate litigation lawyers, turn to us at The Law Offices of John E. Trommald in Seal Beach, CA. We are a team of lawyers who are experienced in estate planning, retirement planning, and probate law.

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Total Trust Review

A total trust review is a personal 35-point review of your current estate planning documents. You will receive in writing a comprehensive review of your current living trust plan.

Our law firm has reviewed hundreds of living trusts prepared by other attorneys and people who call themselves “estate planners.” The vast majority of these plans included faulty costly provisions and omitted other provisions that could have saved your estate thousands of dollars. We call these mistakes “money-traps.”

6 Reasons Why You Should Have a Living Trust

If you’ve ever thought about a living trust, it's probably because you hate the idea of going through probate. But there's a lot more to living trusts than just protection from probate. Here are the top six reasons why you should have a living trust.

  • Avoiding a Will Contest

  • Avoiding Probate

  • Managing Property upon Incapacity

  • Privacy

  • Protecting Property for Certain Beneficiaries

  • Reducing or Eliminating Estate Taxes

The Law Offices of John E. Trommald are widely recognized as being among the most experienced in the field. Our staff is composed of successful litigators in trusts, estates, and probates.
Many law firms involved in trust and estate litigation assign these cases to lawyers who are fundamentally estate planners with limited or no experience in handling a major contested matter in the probate courts. Other firms rely on civil litigators with little or no experience in the field of trusts and estates.